“Our library staff are really pleased that we have the new counters – they have been waiting a long time for these. It means counting visitors is one less thing for them to have to think about and frees up their time so they can get on with more important tasks in the libraries”. Mike…
“The new thermal imaging people counter quite simply offers a very efficient tool for measuring visitor footfall and the more information we have, the more we can use it to provide a better service for our library visitors”. John Usher, ICT Development Manager, London Borough of Islington
“I like the self service units because they are simple, they’re robust and they work. And they’ve got to be, if you’re doing high transaction and high volumes, you can’t be having lots and lots of bells and whistles, you’ve got to actually have the basics, that’s nice, and if you can get the basic…
“D-Tech understood what our success meant to us” Antonio Rizzio, Resource and Service Development Librarian, Lewisham Library & Information Service.
“It’s been a much simpler process than we could have ever foreseen. We’ve been very well supported by D-Tech”. Janice Bell, BCU
“Self service helps our library staff be even more brilliant” Janice Bell, Birmingham City University
“The focus throughout the tender process was quality and consistency of service that could be offered to the LUPC membership and D-Tech were able to meet all these requirements to become one of our preferred suppliers on this agreement” Charlotte Nasufi, London Universities Purchasing Consortium, (LUPC)
The book vending machine is a new development in self-service for libraries adding value for library visitors and also increasing borrowing and services. The vending machines come in different sizes to allow for each solution that is required. 200 / 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 items can be stored. Data and images of…
The equipment looks great and is really easy for the public to use, and D-Tech have supported us in making sure that we are providing a quality service.
“We are always keen to keep abreast of new technology in order to keep improving our service to customers. The new Explore centre has opened with technology which the public can see for example, the latest self issue and wi-fi, and other technology which they don’t notice, like the thermal imaging people counter. Seen or…